Camberwell College of Arts













































Infotaula d'organitzacióCamberwell College of Arts

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Dades bàsiques
Abreviació
UAL
Tipus entitat
acadèmia de belles arts
Història
Fundació
1898
Activitat


Organització i govern

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  • Londres

  • Regne Unit

  • 51° 28′ 27″ N, 0° 04′ 49″ O / 51.4742°N,0.0804°O / 51.4742; -0.0804


Afiliacions
University of the Arts London



Web
www.camberwell.arts.ac.uk






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La Camberwell College of Arts (anteriorment coneguda com a Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts, en català Universitat d'Ar de Camberwell o Universitat Camberwell d'Arts i Oficis) és una universitat constitutiva de la University of the Arts London,[1] i és àmpliament considerada com una de les institucions d'art i disseny més important del món.[2] Es troba a Camberwell a South London, Anglaterra, amb dues ubicacions a Peckham Road i Wilson Road. Disposa de programes d'educació per extensió i d'educació terciària, incloent postgraus i doctorats. La Universitat ha mantingut graus individuals en Belles Arts, oferint l'especialitat del Bachelor of Arts en pintura, escultura, fotografia i dibuix. La Universitat també ofereix cursos de grau i postgrau en temes de Conservació i restauració i belles arts així com disseny gràfic, il·lustració i disseny 3D. S'està fent especialment coneguda per estar esdevenint un referent en l'educació de la il·lustració contemporània.




Contingut






  • 1 Alumnes notables


  • 2 Referències


  • 3 Per saber-ne més


  • 4 Enllaços externs





Alumnes notables








  • Gillian Ayres R.A. (1989 Turner Prize nominee)


  • Franko B (artist)


  • Jeff Banks (graphic designer and presenter of the BBC's The Clothes Show)


  • Roger 'Syd' Barrett (musician, Pink Floyd)


  • Seth Cardew (potter)


  • Gillian Carnegie (2005 Turner Prize nominee)


  • Marc Camille Chaimowicz (artist)[3]


  • Alan Charlton (artist)[4]


  • Lady Sarah Chatto (artist)


  • Sue Clowes, fashion designer


  • Darren Coffield (artist)


  • Nicholas Cornwell (Sculptor)


  • Des'ree (singer)


  • Georgina von Etzdorf (textile designer)[5]


  • Anthony Eyton R.A. (artist)


  • Valerian Bernard Freyberg, 3rd Baron Freyberg (British Peer)


  • Sir Terry Frost R.A. (artist)


  • Barry Fantoni (artist, writer, jazz musician, performer)


  • Nicky Gavron (politician)


  • Catherine Goodman (artist, BP Portrait Award-winner)


  • Maggi Hambling O.B.E. (Artist)


  • Howard Hodgkin (1985 Turner Prize winner)


  • Eileen Hogan (artist)


  • John H Howard (artist)


  • Dave Elsey (Oscar winning Makeup Effects artist)

  • Joan Hutt (artist)


  • Andrzej Jackowski (1991 John Moores Painting Prize winning artist)[6]


  • Chantal Joffe (Charles Wollaston award-winning artist)


  • Andy Dog Johnson (artist and illustrator)


  • Tendai Zowa (footwear designer)


  • David Jones (artist and poet)


  • Zebedee Jones (artist)


  • R. B. Kitaj (artist)


  • John Keane (artist)


  • Peter Kindersley (publisher)


  • George Klibadze (sound artist)[7]


  • Tom Hammick (Jerwood Drawing Prize winner)[8]





  • Dimitri Launder (artist)


  • Natasha Law (artist)


  • Mike Leigh (film director)


  • Cedar Lewisohn (curator)[9]


  • Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen (interior designer and TV presenter)


  • Rachael Lowe (artist)


  • Humphrey Lyttelton (jazz musician)


  • Mark McGowan (artist)


  • Raphael Maklouf (sculptor)


  • Margaret Mee (artist)


  • Theodore Mendez (artist)


  • Keith Milow (artist)


  • Cathy de Monchaux (1998 Turner Prize nominee)


  • Junko Mori (artist)


  • Malcolm Morley (1984 Turner Prize winner)


  • Gregor Muir (Director I.C.A., London)


  • Ella Naper (artist)


  • Frank Newbould (poster artist)


  • Lance Austin Olsen (artist)


  • Daf Palfrey (film producer)


  • Andrew Penketh (artist)


  • Tom Phillips R.A. CBE (artist)


  • Rose Pipette (musician of the band The Pipettes)


  • Lesley Rankine (musician in the band Silverfish, founder musician in the band Ruby, artist)


  • Matthew Ritchie (artist)


  • Tim Roth (Oscar-nominated actor)

  • John Shaw (stone carver)


  • Gilbert Spencer R.A. (artist)


  • Matthew Stone (artist)


  • Jeff Stultiens (artist)[10]


  • Angus Suttie (potter)


  • Alan Thornhill (sculptor)


  • Euan Uglow (artist)


  • Keith Vaughan (artist)


  • Florence Welch (did not graduate; lead singer in the band Florence and the Machine)


  • Alexander Williams (animator)


  • Denis Williams (artist)


  • Gary Wragg (artist)[11]


  • Joe Wright (BAFTA award-winning director)




Referències





  1. ↑ University of the Arts, London website


  2. ↑ The Times list of Best British Art Schools


  3. ↑ Marc Camille Chaimowicz, Tate Britain, 2006.


  4. ↑ «Alan Charlton - Tate».


  5. ↑ Georgina Von Etzdorf.


  6. ↑ Andrzej Jackowski, UK.


  7. ↑ George Klibadze, YouTube.


  8. ↑ Tom Hammick.


  9. ↑ Cedar Lewisohn on Street Art, Saatchi Gallery, UK.


  10. ↑ Jeff Stultiens RP.


  11. ↑ Gary Wragg's Studio, UK.




Per saber-ne més




  • British Art Schools, The Times.


  • Camberwell School of Arts & Crafts: its students & teachers, 1943–1960 by Geoff Hassell. Published by Antique Collectors' Club, Woodbridge, Suffolk, 1995. ISBN 1-85149-180-5.



Enllaços externs



  • College website

  • 2010 Summer Show website

  • Memories of Camberwell College in the 1950s

  • «Peckham Space - Connecting art, people and place».











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